What do you mean that calico can't eat by color?

Color opacity of printed fabrics is a common printing and dyeing problem, which usually refers to uneven dyeing. Specifically, this phenomenon refers to the fact that some dyes in printed fabrics do not completely penetrate into the fibers, which makes the colors appear uneven, dim or unclear.

Aiming at the opaque problem of printed fabric, it can be improved by optimizing dyeing, printing and setting processes and strengthening the quality control of printed fabric.